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Lars Brinkhoff

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This user joined on 08/11/2017.

My Projects

Forth cross compiler for tiny microcontrollers

Microcontroller Forth cross compiler

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Simulator for the VT100 hardware. Running inside Gardi's 3D model.

VT100 simulator and 3D printed replica

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Somewhat generic retro computer control panel

Blinkenlights und Toggleknopfe

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Replacement board for the LK201 keyboard

LK201 replacement board

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DECtape emulator using audio tape

DECtape emulator using audio tape

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Remake of the DEC Type 340 vector display

Type 340 Remake

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My Pages

ForthHub
09/26/2017 at 16:28 • 0 comments

For those interested in Forth software, there's a group at GitHub:
https://github.com/ForthHub
There's also a growing list of Forth repositories:
https://github.com/ForthStar?tab=stars

Things I've Built

Microcontroller Forth cross compiler

Forth cross compiler for tiny microcontrollers

Projects I Like & Follow

Turn cheap modules from AliExpress into interactive development kits!

eForth for cheap STM8S gadgets

Polyphonic, stack based synth & livecoding environment for STM32

STM32F4/F7 Synstack

As title says, my random essays about microcontrollers, all in one package

MCU how-tos, reviews, rants

jaromirsukuba jaromir.sukuba

The W1209 thermostat is cheap, but it's about time that it learns new tricks!

W1209 Data Logging Thermostat

I want to make a scale model VT100 terminal for use with my 2:3 scale PiDP-8/I.

2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Reproduction

michael-gardi Michael Gardi

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Tiny RISC-V Microcontroller Board

LoFive

michael-welling Michael Welling

Graphics the hard way; life doesn't have to be this difficult !

VDM3, Vector Drawing Machine #3

mark-atherton Mark Atherton

A replica of the PDP-10 (KA10) mainframe computer

PiDP-10

An FPGA implementation of the Manchester Baby or Small Scale Experimental Computer.

BabyBaby or Extremely Small Experimental Computer

A 16-bit TTL CPU and stack machine built out of 7400-series chips.

TTL Operation Module (TOM-1)

tim-ryan Tim Ryan

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

Forth language and environment for Mickey Board, a custom BLE keyboard PCBA based on nRF51822.

： BACK Be A Compilable Keyboard ;

Display text or graphics, with cool built-in fonts and animations on a 128x16 display. Easily controlled from an SPI interface.

Intelligent LED Dot Matrix Sign Display

a Forth for interactive hardware design on the PSoC 5LP

gelFORTH

A blinkenlights panel for 18 bit computers: TX-0, PDP-1, ...

Blincolnlights 18

Angelo Papenhoff

Last year, I found a 5FP7 CRT on ebay for $45. My first thought was "Wouldn't it be cool to build a RADAR scope?"

ADS-B on a real RADAR CRT

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

The Kestrel-2DX, a specific embodiment of the Kestrel Computer Project (also on Hackaday), will help with new hardware bring-up.

Kestrel-2DX

samuel-a-falvo-ii Samuel A. Falvo II

Program an Automation controller PAC using FORTH in Linux

May the FORTH be with Opto22 PAC and Linux

Absolutelyautomation

I've made many retrocomputer miniatures but this is the most complex.

1:3 Scale VT100 with working keyboard

trevor-flowers Trevor Flowers

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Bits

Michael Gardi wrote 04/22/2021 at 07:42

Thank you for liking my 2:3 Scale VT100 Terminal Reproduction project.

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Lars Brinkhoff wrote 05/04/2021 at 12:42

It looks great! I'm building it now.

One question: You write on Instructables that the parts can be printed without supports. I see some parts that do look like they need supports, like the "Terminal Back Left Bottom". How did you deal with that?

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Michael Gardi wrote 05/04/2021 at 14:59

You are absolutely right Lars. These parts and a few others do need supports. Apologies for the confusion. I'll update the documentation accordingly.

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